Wine-infused pasta sauce lets couples enjoy the flavors of wine without arguing over who gets to eat the cork. Simmer down with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $20 for $40 worth of Italian cuisine for dinner, valid Friday and Saturday
- $20 for $40 worth of Italian cuisine for dinner, valid Sunday–Thursday
One of three 9-inch thin-crust specialty pies, the Stagioni pizza comes topped with artichoke hearts and prosciutto ($10.95). Bow-tie pasta mixes with chicken breast, wild mushrooms, pine nuts, and a light brandy cream in the farfalle con pollo ($15.95), whereas the egg-dipped tilapia francese derives flavor from garlic, lemon, and white wine ($21.95). Other entrees include grilled italian sausage served with linguine ($15.95) and veal tenderloin alongside fire-roasted spinach ($22.95). The menu is subject to weekly changes.
Zaza's
Much of the artwork at Zaza's has no color. Black-and-white photographs dapple the walls—everything from Rat Pack portraits to Ansel Adams landscapes, the monochromatic tones offsetting the surrounding gold paint and wood accents. These pictures lend sophistication to the dining room, but they also provide a counterbalance to the vibrancy of the food—a mix of northern Italian recipes that feature pasta, meats, seafood, and thin-crust pizzas.
Like an overambitious werewolf, the menu changes weekly, cycling through dishes such as housemade crab-stuffed gnocchi and signature plates of bone-in rib eye. An appetizer of a whole baked artichoke might lead into succulent bites of veal tenderloin, or perhaps helpings of jumbo shrimp wrapped in the linguine of the scampi broccoli olio. Daily specials add yet another element of unpredictability to the restaurant, though catering and party platters remain planned in advance and private private parties are always a phone call reservation away.